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Measure Cross tables
Oh ok I would then do that in the Query Editor and create a conditional column based on if it is True or False.
Then use that new Conditional Column as your slicer in your data.
Yes but I cant create a conditional column in Table B based on a column in Table A as far as I know (It only shows the column in the table you are creating the conditional column in)
- GilbertQ9 years agoSuper User
That is correct, as far as I currently know that is a limitation in Power BI.
What you could do after you create it in the one table, is in the Data Model you could create a Calculated Column there and as long as you have your relationships you could then use the RELATED function to bring it into your second table. - Shamatix9 years agoPost Partisan
Well with Related I can only go over to my "IKEY" table, as mentioned I have a many to many relationship so I needed a relationship table in order to create a relationship between the two.